Oh is that what you think?
For clarity; I think you're talking paranoid, conspiratorial bollocks. All due respect.........
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Oh is that what you think?
For clarity; I think you're talking paranoid, conspiratorial bollocks. All due respect.........
Yep. I honestly think a front 3 of Richarlison, Son and Johnson is potentially our best 3. Bags of pace and Son in the centre takes the pressure off Richarlison. Hopefully him and Johnson either side can be a threat. Solomon and Kulu will get opportunities no doubt, but that’s my front 3
So instead of saying that the first time you essentially said
“Yeah but other teams do it as well so ner ner ner ner”
Like a big baby.
No..... I don't think it likely that ANY clubs are doing that....
Ironical YOU'RE now being a "baby".....
I was initially trying to appeal to your sense of logic..... Affording your intelligence due respect. You weren't prepared to play that way tho'..... C'est la vie.
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I'm really excited to see him play now. Shame it had to be on deadline day.
Unfortunately Kulu does so little that even if he's only a slight upgrade on Solomon he should contribute quite significantly.
Unfortunately Kulu does so little that even if he's only a slight upgrade on Solomon he should contribute quite significantly.
Kulu was amazing when he was on loan.....and now he's here permanently and on decent wage..... he's become slower and not up to the previous mark he was playing. Think he at the comfortable stage and isn't as hungry as when he was a loanee
Solomon was fantastic yesterday
I don't think that's fair to him, he's working incredibly hard, I think the demands of his new role are just really different than they were under Conte, and he has a tough time adjusting. It might also be a confidence issue.
All our forwards were great yesterday.
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Hope you treat him well, unlike Spence.
In all seriousness, I’m glad he’s gone to Spurs because at least you’re entertaining to watch and not a graveyard for talent like Chelsea.
Brennan is a great pro and a nice kid, as well as a super talent.
At the back of his mind, he’ll be thinking he can become the new Steve Hodge and return to the World Famous City Ground to win some silverware after a couple of years in a Tottenham shirt.
Good luck!
In all seriousness, I’m glad he’s gone to Spurs because at least you’re entertaining to watch and not a graveyard for talent like Chelsea.
Brennan is a great pro and a nice kid, as well as a super talent.
At the back of his mind, he’ll be thinking he can become the new Steve Hodge and return to the World Famous City Ground to win some silverware after a couple of years in a Tottenham shirt.
Good luck!
I'd go for Soloman Son and Johnson.
I thought that he’s done well the last two games.
Johnson is more the classic bums off seats player though that is enjoyable to watch speeding down the wing. It’s going to be interesting to see where he’s played though.
Johnson ain't starting against Sheff United and Kulusevski has been better.
We need a squad full of options, and not a set 11 players.
We need a squad full of options, and not a set 11 players.
He was the only other intelligent player other than Kane, he looked good because of the link up between the two making space etc. There were a few times on Saturday where he and Maddison were doing the same, problem for kulu is he shouldn't be hugging the wing but in this system it's somewhat expected
Cheers. All the best and hope you stay up. My big brother was a Forest fan (right age for Clough) and took me to my first Spurs games. I grew up reading the Tricky Tree fanzine and have always watched out for Forest’s results.
